Easter Visits and 4-H Speak Off At Cromarty Hall
Mrs C McCrea Tummel reports visitors from Morse Winnipeg Brandon The Buick families Ray and Dale Buick spent Easter with their parents Others attended Easter gatherings and a March 29 Cromarty Hall 4-H Speak Off Seniors winner Diane Livingston Juniors Blaine Murray and David Werbowetsky tied for first with Dale Buick runner up Judges included Mrs Robin Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Brook
Dwayne
Morse, Sask
J. C. Brook
Don Case
Winnipeg
Norman Joss
Brandon
Fred Case
Brian Sim
Buick
Franklin Howe
Brandon Fair
Kerry Buick
Wayne Buick
Thompson
Ray Buick
Cromarty Hall
Diane Livingston
Tan Livingston
Donna Cranwell
Blaine Murray
David Werbowetsky
Dale Buick
Robin Watson
Robert Zimmer
Walter Kroll
Pas
Bruce Case
Wilfred Zimmer
Jenny Leslar
Evie Larocque
Bill Leslar
Emil Arndt
Barry Mensch
Young, Sask
Scott Mitchell
Emma McDonald
Jack Mitchell
Jay Klemeski
Regina
Lyle Jory
Shirley Merinuk
Alex Merinuk
Audrey Sage
Cliff Sage
Parkland Regional Development picks John Mitchell as president
John Mitchell of Rossburn elected President of Parkland Regional Development for 1972 at Dauphin meeting. He succeeds J A Hilland of Roblin who led the board for two years. Mitchell also serves as Reeve of Rossburn and a seed grower, among original 1968 board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Rossburn
Parkland Regional Development
J. A. Hilland
Roblin
Mr. Mitchell
R. M
Hilland
Alfred Dressler
Grandview
Dauphin
James A. Hilland
Joseph Johnson
Eddysstone
Syl
Vester Yakielashek
Winnipegosis
John Potoski
Mervin Baron
Sylvester Yakielashek
Carl Werbick
Swan River
Murray Donahue
Birch River
William Robb
Minitonas
George Casavant
Ste. Rose
Mitchell
Manitoba Legislative Briefs Fourth Session Debates Spending
Manitoba legislature enters its fourth session with the Speech from the Throne, tentative spending debate, and Cherniak's proposal of a 575.8 million dollar provincial budget for the coming year. The record notes health and welfare increases, education growth, and contention over police funding for Grandview and Ethelbert, along with first readings on the Succession Duty and Gift Tax Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreyer
al Macklings
Grandview
Ethelbert
Cherniack
Manitoba
Four-H Show Weekends Across the Region
The 4-H program showcases projects from Grainfields to San Dlana with events in April and May. Fair dates include Inglis April 14 Roblin April 17 Birtle April 19 Russell April 20 Oakburn April 24 Rossburn April 26 Strathclair April 28 Silverton May 1 Foxwarren May 3 Assiniboine May 8 Shoal Lake May 10 and Millwood May 26. Leaders urge attendance to view growth and achievements across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Grainfields
Inglis
Roblin
Birtle
Russell
Binsearth
Oakburn
Rossburn
Strathclair
Silverton
Foxwarren
Assiniboine
Shoal Lake
San Dlana
Millwood
First Canadian Bred Feed Wheat Licenced Glenlea
The Hon Samuel Askiw Manitoba Minister of Agriculture announced the licensing of Glenlea the first Canadian bred spring feed wheat. Glenlea developed by University of Manitoba plant science department outyielded Neepawa by 24 percent in trials 1969 71. Seed to be distributed to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Askiw
Manitoba
Canada
Plant Science Department
University of Manitoba
Prairie
Neepawa
Pitic
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Plant Science
Deepdale Ladies Aid Meeting Receives Officers and Donations
The Deepdale Ladies Aid met March 22 at Mrs. C Ayer's home with six members and one visitor. Readings from Matthew and the Lord's Prayer preceded minutes and a financial balance of 63.71. Donations were made to Heart Fund Red Cross and Roblin Cemetery Fund. Officers for 1972 were re-elected by acclamation. An auction raised 4.70 and a lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale Ladies Aid
C. Ayer
C.powell
C. McKenzie
Treas
Powell
Birth of Lisa Grace Simpson at Roblin Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harvey Simpson announce the birth of their daughter Lisa Grace born Saturday March 18 at Roblin Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces A sister for Mare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Simpson
Lisa Grace
Roblin Hospital
Easter weekend visitors greet Boggy Creek and San Clara
Visitors flocked to the district over the Easter weekend despite poor weather. Families from Winnipeg Flin Flon Thompson Swan River and Brandon joined local residents in Boggy Creek and San Clara, with hosts including the Bedu and Funk families lining gatherings and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Perdonic
Don Bedu
John Kilborne
Bedu
Nelson Burwash
Debbie
Flin Flon
Fabian Lawviolettes
Hubert Laviolette
Chester Funk
Raymond Funk
Elizabeth Funk
Delmar Funk
Norman Bouvier
Swan River
Boggy Creek
San Clara
Lloyd Vermeulen
Winnipeg
Jim Brechka
Baby Kimberly
Mort's
Roblin Community Committee Holds March Meeting
A Roblin Community Committee gathering March 23 discussed finalizing sub committee study areas and appointing members. Jurisdictions cover Agriculture Recreation and Culture Government Services Industry and Commerce Education Youth and Inter relationships. A public meeting followed at 8 p.m. at the Intermediate School with residents from Roblin Sanville and nearby areas. A second public meeting with Dr J Nesbitt as speaker is planned for April 12 at 8 p.m. Contact Miss Carol Filewich or the secretary if sub committee members cannot be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
San Vlara
J. Nesbitt
Nessbit
Carol Filewich
Treas
Social Scene Echoes Easter Gatherings Across Yorkton and Winnipeg
Social notes outline extended family visits during Easter weekend. Families from Yorkton, Winnipeg, The Pas, Edmonton, and Roblin shared time with relatives, while the Intermountain Division Association sent Metro Solomon, Roblin, John Adamack, Grandview, Boris Bugera among 250 Manitoba teachers at the 53rd Manitoba Teachers' Society AGM in Winnipeg March 27 to 30.
Joint Meeting On Roblin District Planning Scheme
A joint meeting of the Reeve and councils from Shellmouth Shell River and Roblin officials plus the Planning Commission discussed the Roblin District Planning Scheme 1971 and Shellmouth Reservoir area regulations. Speakers from Municipal Planning and Crown Lands addressed attendees chaired by Harold Boughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Shellmouth
Shell River
Planning Commission
Roblin Memorial Hall
John Whiting
Department of Urban and
Winnipeg
Craig Smith
Jack Dick
Bob Winstone
Crown Lands
Marvin Borgfjord
Shellmouth Reservoir
Harold Boughton
Canadian outlook shifts hog and beef prices amid 1972 forecasts
Meat Packers Council of Canada notes Spring Outlook from the Canada Department of Agriculture predicts Toronto hog prices averaging above 30 per cwt for the year and U.S. prices rising after a late-winter dip. Canadian fed cattle prices depend on U.S. prices and marketings, with U.S. costs near 33 per cwt later this year. Also announced are 4-H awards for Blaine Murray, hog registration reminders, and licensing notes for Glenlea Feed Wheat and Puma Fall Rye seed varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Department of Agriculture
Toronto
United States
U.S
C.D.A
Canada
Blaine Murray
Grand Narrows
Blaine
Brandon
Manitoba
Western Canada
Glenlea
Curling Mixes Cash Spiel Ends at Roblin Rink
Roblin Rink closed a three event cash mixed spiel drawing 26 rinks. Winners: First Event Bob Cross Doug Hunter E Artemenko Calder H Oliphant. Second Event Johnny Mitchell Kelly Lachance San Clara Jack Duns Togo Harold Keast. Third Event Sylvia Bouvier San Clara Lawrence Dietrich Graham Mitchell Larry Henderson. Proceeds $166.50 go to roof fund. Bingo Friday April 7 at 8 pm with 10th game blackout worth $44.10 plus take percentage. unwon 60 numbers splits take. Last game blackout awards 4 percent of pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Bob Cross
Doug Hunter
E. Artemenko
Calder
H. Oliphant
Johnny Mitchell
Kelly Lachance
San Clara
Jack Duns
Togo
Harold Keast
Sylvia Bouvier
Lawrence Dietrich
Graham Mitchell
Larry Henderson
Roblin Engagements Highlight 1972 Weddings
Mrs. Matilda Case announces ties for There sia Valezrie and Morris Tomlin son of Roblin. Ber nice Mary Yahodynski weds Douglas Robert Laurie. Lynn Cowburn links Dale Simpson in Roblin. Helen Ina Newton to Donald Patrick Ross of Vancouver with a May 1972 Roblin ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Case
Roblin
Theresia Valezrie
Morris Tomlinson
Robert Tomlinson
St. Paul
Alberta
Mike Yahodynski
Bernice Mary
Douglas Robert
Robert A. Laurie
Manitoba
F. J. Cowburn
Lynn
Dale Simpson
Islay Simpson
Stewart Simpson
Kirkfield Park United Church
Winnipeg
Fred A. Newton
Helen Ina
Donald Patrick Ross
J. Ronald Ross
Vancouver
B. C
Konx United Church
Obituary Edward Andres 78 Dies After Long Life of Work
Funeral services were held at St Matthew's Lutheran Church for Edward Andres who died at home Monday March 27 1972 at age 78 Rev Paul Borchardt officiated Roblin Memorial Chapel arranged the service Interment was in Roblin District Cemetery Pallbearers included Reg Becker Herb Andres Ted Andres Edwin Andres Frank Andres and Ronald Andres Andres born April 29 1893 in Alexanderdorf Bukowina Austria came to Canada early with parents at Landestrew Sask He married Hertha Doering in 1917 at Bolton Man They farmed at Shevlin then Roblin later running a Blacksmith shop with his sons predeceased by eldest son Herbert in 1950 Survived by wife Hertha two sons Arnold and Harold Roblin two daughters Trudy Becker Roblin Eleanor Wailer Richmond BC sixteen grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers George MacNutt Adolf Roblin three sisters Lena Benito Anna Wetaskiwin Alta Carolina MacNutt and many nieces nephews and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Edward Andres
Paul Borchardt
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Roblin District
Reg Becker
Herb Andres
Ted Andres
Edwin Andres
Frank Andres
Ronald Andres
Alexanderdorf
Bukowina
Austria
Canada
Landestrew
Sask
Hertha Doering
Bolton
Man
Shevlin
Roblin
Herbert
Hertha
Arnold
Harold
Trudy Becker
Eleanor Wailer
Richmond
Puma Fall Rye Licensed by Manitoba Minister of Agriculture
The Hon. Samuel Askiw announced licensing of Puma, a winter hardy fall rye variety developed by the University of Manitoba. Field trials 1969 to 1971 showed Puma equal to Frontier in winter hardiness and superior in yield and seed size, with bearded dense spikes and green kernels. Pedigreed seed will be distributed for fall 1972 by the university’s plant science department with Canada Department of Agriculture approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Askiw
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Canada Department of Agriculture
Canada
Frontier
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
The
Plant Science
Market Quotations From Roblin Auction Mart
On Thursday March 30 a total of 293 head of livestock passed through the Roblin Auction Mart. The offering included 133 cattle 7 sows 4 boars 146 weanling and feeder pigs and 3 horses. Renew your Roblin Review subscription today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Auction Mart
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Rossburn Heads
Legislative Briefs
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A. Roblin Constituency
Cherniak
Joan
Joan Clement
Extension Home
Marquis
Deepdale Ladies’ Aid
Happy Lake
R.A.P. Report
W. A. Boyce
E. W. Boyce
Yorkton
Miss Connie
Bonnie ‘Bruce
Gay Mitchell
Mrs. E. Bruce
Ken Jones
Erma Jones
Cranbrook
B.C
A. Fitchner
Brenda
A. O. Purdy
H. R. Mitchell
Sandra Wardle
Mrs. J. Wardle
M. Case
Frank Case
Theresia Case
Edmonton
G. Grewson
Portage la Prairie
Sandra ‘Wardle
Wardle
Jolliffe
Art Wafler
John
Karen
E. Andres
Jesse Wardle
Weslaco
Texas
West Coast
Sandra
Mexico City
Graham Boyce
D. H. Oliphant
Mrs
Dick Brock
AG. Rep
Meat Packers Council of Canada
Curling Club Central Committee
Puma Fall Rye
Canada Committee On
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